Dr. Tara Baxter earned her medical degree from McMaster University’s Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine in Ontario, Canada. She completed her residency in orthopaedic surgery at the University of Toronto, during which time she concurrently completed a Masters degree in clinical epidemiology and healthcare research. She completed a fellowship in orthopaedic sports medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard University.
Dr. Tara Baxter earned her medical degree from McMaster University’s Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine in Ontario, Canada. She completed her residency in orthopaedic surgery at the University of Toronto, during which time she concurrently completed a Masters degree in clinical epidemiology and healthcare research. She completed a fellowship in orthopaedic sports medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard University.
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Very professional and very knowledgeable.
Jun-2025
Poor bedside manner.
Jun-2025
She is terrific
Jun-2025
I highly recommend Doctor Tara Baxter who is the best Doctor I have ever been to. Tara treated my dislocated elbow
Quickly, efficiently and I felt no pain during the procedure. Caring and compassionate Tara is so friendly and puts you right at ease. Fantastic job to Dr Tara I’m on the road to recovery
Jun-2025
Great job she did listening and understanding very professional’
Jun-2025
fantastic dr !!
May-2025
Listened carefully. Asked good questions. Very reassuring.
Apr-2025
Great manner. Very professional.
Mar-2025
fantastic Dr, very pleased for all that she’s done for me
Mar-2025
Friendly and pleasant. She asked questions and listened to my explanations. She did a physical exam of my leg, explained the type of injury I had and that it was still healing, which accounted for the swelling of the calf and ankle. We discussed options for dealing with it and I agreed to use a compression sock and to take it easy on the leg, and to return in 6 wks to check progress. If the swelling wasn't gone then either an MRI or X RAY might be a possibility. A positive and productive visit.
Mar-2025
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Marlborough Location
65 Fremont Street Marlborough, MA 01752
Dr. Tara Baxter earned her medical degree from McMaster University’s Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine in Ontario, Canada. She completed her residency in orthopaedic surgery at the University of Toronto, during which time she concurrently completed a Masters degree in clinical epidemiology and healthcare research. After residency, she completed a fellowship in orthopaedic sports medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard University. She then undertook a further year of post-graduate training focusing on community trauma and fracture surgery. Dr. Baxter is board certified in orthopaedic surgery as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada.
Her main clinical interests are sport injuries and related surgery in adolescents and adults, primary hip and knee replacement, and fracture surgery.
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Very professional and very knowledgeable.
Poor bedside manner.
She is terrific
I highly recommend Doctor Tara Baxter who is the best Doctor I have ever been to. Tara treated my dislocated elbow Quickly, efficiently and I felt no pain during the procedure. Caring and compassionate Tara is so friendly and puts you right at ease. Fantastic job to Dr Tara I’m on the road to recovery
Great job she did listening and understanding very professional’
fantastic dr !!
Listened carefully. Asked good questions. Very reassuring.
Great manner. Very professional.
fantastic Dr, very pleased for all that she’s done for me
Friendly and pleasant. She asked questions and listened to my explanations. She did a physical exam of my leg, explained the type of injury I had and that it was still healing, which accounted for the swelling of the calf and ankle. We discussed options for dealing with it and I agreed to use a compression sock and to take it easy on the leg, and to return in 6 wks to check progress. If the swelling wasn't gone then either an MRI or X RAY might be a possibility. A positive and productive visit.